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March 04, 2025

• UPS Appoints Kevin Clark To Board Of Directors

• Supporters of Legalizing Gambling in Georgia Running Out of Time

• Finalist Named for Albany State University President

• AAA: As March Rolls In, Georgia Gas Price Average Drops Slightly

• Savannah Shrimp Scandal: 77% of Perceived Local Shrimp Being Served in Restaurants are Foreign Imports

• Georgia Forestry Commission Responded to 137 Wildfires Across Almost 2,400 Acres Saturday

• Senate Republicans Seek to Exempt Children of Foster Parents from Exclusions in New Voucher Law

• Kroger Announces Resignation of CEO Rodney McMullen

• American Banker publishes its latest research, 2025 Predictions: What Banking Professionals Expect in the Year Ahead

• Two-Thirds of Shoppers Say 'No' to AI Shopping Assistants - Trust Issues Could Slow Retail's AI Revolution

March 03, 2025

• Dewitt Tilton Group Breaks Ground on New Mayflower Plaza Retail Center in Port Wentworth

• Unique Local Structure Added to the National Register of Historic Places

• Coffee Bluff Marine Rescue Squadron to Host Annual Barbecue Dinner Fundraiser

• Savannah Fire Department Welcomes New Engines

• March Madness: Where Comedy Teams Battle for Laughter Supremacy at Front Porch Improv Theatre!

• Savannah State University Celebrates Savannah State University Day at the Georgia State Capitol

• Telfair Museums Presents Venice and the Ottoman Empire Exhibition

• Best Ever Feburary Lifts KIA America to Fifth Consecutive Monthly Sale Record

• House Lawmakers Looking to Reform System for Compensating Wrongfully Convicted

• Georgia DOT January Awards Include Construction and Safety Contracts

• Superintendent Woods Names 2025 AP Honor Schools

• Georgia Senators Consider Cost of Addressing Teacher Shortage

• SOS Raffensperger Shares Financial Literacy Skills with Georgia Cyber Academy

• Georgia Film Academy Opens High School Summer Camp Registration

• Microsoft Shutting Down Skype in May

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